Pacific Electric

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Again some shots from a time gone by never to be seen again
UNLESS YOU MODEL IT

 

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#4 Nice eh?

 

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#6 Great modeling potential

 

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Booo Hoooo
Look what they went and did.

Only we can bring them back to life
Hope you like, as I know a few of you had the chance to ride the Pacific Electric, when you where younger

 

[60103]

That last shot is the alternate ending for Roger Rabbit and ToonTown is buried under the stack of trolleys.
I've got a couple of those things in a box in the crawl space -- should check which they are -- after the convention.

 

[Bill Stone]

Wow, Chris. Those beautiful pics sure bring back good memories.
Thanks

Are you familiar with the Electric Railway Historical Association of Southern California? They have a lot of historical information on their web sites at.....

http://www.erha.org/site-map.html

Bill S

 

[Clerk]

Hey, That looks like 155 mm shell casings in the foreground and the powder cans behind them.

Whoops. Great pictures Chris. Like I posted in the last thread, I rode on them there street cars when I was a kid in grade school. Lets see, that was about 60 years ago. WOW. I'm getting old.

 

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Hi Guys Glad the memories came flooding back
David, you have Pacific Electric Models,?? they may be Brass ,
Let me know when you get around to it

Bill That is a great link many thanks as I did not have that one.
But I do now

 

[jon-monon]

Great piccys Chris, as usual! Love those round eyed winders, but the last one left a lump in me throat

 

[60103]

Chris:
the models are brass -- Suydam I think. Not sure where they are -- I'm putting grass and details all over my layout for ML2003.

 

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Thanks jon , That grave yard shot is sad.

Hi David, I could find a buyer for them
If you want